I did some great worldbuilding, had a concept that would have been lots of fun. So why did my webcomic fail so badly?
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[…] with my namesake’s backstory in Tales From The Spriteverse. (I did a multipart examination of that failure for Art Soundoff.) I kept trying to satisfy critics without revealing the full lore I had planned […]
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[…] I don’t know how many of her other posters make any kind of art, though too many people don’t think comic book art is “Art” unless it’s Alex Ross or something. I don’t know that I have a favorite style to look at. I prefer cartoony art to make because I’m too impatient to do anything “realistic”, so making more cartoonish art allows me to hide some of my faults while improving on all of them. I also like making logos, which used to be an art form all it’s own in the days before shared templates and reusing fancy fonts someone else made. Yeah, I use those as well, but I try to make something unique in site images and logos because I want to create something, not just kitbash everyone else’s stuff. You use the tools that’s best for the assignment. I also used to have a sprite comic, but that failed miserably. […]
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